The method of tying a Chinese knot is as follows:

Method 1:

1. First select a red rope of appropriate length. Generally, a simple Chinese knot of 15-20 cm is enough. It doesn't matter if it's longer, you can cut it off when the time comes.

2. Then fold the red rope in half, put it into the following shape, and use small tape to fix the upper, lower and left ropes. The right side can be fixed or not.

3. Turn the two lower ones up to the right side of the two upper ones, and then turn the two right ones to the left side of the two upper ones.

4. Then, turn the two upper ones to the bottom, press the two left ones against the two lower ones, insert them underneath and pull out the two right ones.

5. Next, pull the ropes on the four sides and tighten them so that the middle is roughly square, and pull the diagonal sides together.

6. Finally, turn the two bottom pieces up to the left, turn the left side to the right, turn the top side to the bottom, and then push the right side to the left and press the bottom side through.

7. Finally, tighten the diagonal corners until the center is roughly square, and then pull the diagonal lines of the four corners in the middle outwards to complete a simple Chinese knot.

Method 2:

1. First make three rings and arrange them in a cross shape.

2. Press the middle ring against the right ring.

3. Turn over the right ring.

4. Turn the two lower ropes over to the top.

5. Protrude the last ring in the direction shown.

6. Apply force evenly and tighten the ring and rope head to all sides.

7. Use the same method to turn over the three rings and the rope end in opposite directions.

8. Finally tighten it and finish finishing!

Method 3:

1. Prepare a 30cm red rope (the green star represents the running rope).

2. Bring the right thread up and around the thumb.

3. Then we take the rope off the thumb and press it on the rope on the index finger.

4. Then we use the thread on the index finger just to thread the rope in the middle of the index finger. You can also do it by picking one, pressing one, picking one, and pressing one (picking means the running rope is at the bottom, and pressing means the running rope is on top).

5. Gently pull the two ropes.

6. Next, we will remove the knot from the index finger, but now the rope on the back of the index finger must not be relaxed.

Introduction to the Chinese Knot:

The Chinese Knot is a unique hand-knitted craft in China. It was originally a sewing knot in the Paleolithic Age, and later evolved into the ceremonial record of the Han Dynasty. Today's decorative craftsmanship.

Chinese knots have many different shapes such as flowers, birds, dragons, fish, shoes, etc., as well as double-money knots, button knots, pipa knots, cross knots, auspicious knots and other knot styles, which represent unity. Happiness and peace, combined with modern life, have developed into two series of products: hangings and clothing.